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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-21, Page 18iN. Mrs. Carol Meyers serves tea and squares to Mrs. Dorothy Smith (left) and Mrs. Marjorie McQuire at the Salvation Army'sfirst a s nnual Valentine tea and bake sale which was held on Thursday, February 14. The event was well attended. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) NHL player charged ST. - MARYS - Pat `Stapleton, coach of the Strathroy midget hockey team, has been charged by the St:- Marys Police Department with assault causing bodily harm. The charge results from an altercation at the St.. Marys arena on January 23. Mr. Stapleton, a former NHL player With the Chicago Black Hawks, is alleged to have struck the • Nettie celebrates 100th... from page 2A then she and her husband. became United Church .members. When her husband couldn't drive the Wallace Township James used to walk to St. George's Anglican Church because it was the closest to her home and had the fewest stjeps. It doesn't matter ;what church you go to, maintains Mrs. Jewell, because "they all teach the same gospel." Mrs. Jewell's' husband died in January of 1961.. She still has one sister and brother living. Her sister, Miss M.M. Glen of Goderich will be 97 years 431d on February •26. Her brother, John Glen, 87, of Regina came to Goderich in November' to visit her while she was sick in Alexandra. Marine and General Hospital and stayed until after her. birthday. Mrs. Jewell has , six grandchildren, 17 great- grandchildren, and three great -great- grandchildren. Although she was quite sick in November, she is recovering now. She still lives in her own home with the help ot`a live4w companion. Up until last year, she was still hooking rugs and growing ---a garden. Although she can't read newspapers anymore, she still manages to "keep up" on things. On her birthday, Mrs. Jewell received many cards, gifts and flowers. She also received a plaque from Premier William Davis, a letter from M.P.P. Jack Riddell and telegrams from Joe Clark and the Queen. Her nephew and his, wife, Glen and Marguerite Sinclair of Saskatchewan came to Goderich for her birthday too. Mrs. Jewell has seen a lot of changes in her century long life and still exclaims, "On wego!" SAVE ENERGY and Insulate U.F. Foam & Fiber Insulation Serving Huron County 15 years COMPARE...CONTACT STEWART'S ALUMINIUM & INSULATION 207 Huron Rd. Goderich 524882.11° timekeeper Bob Bendall' of St. Marys. He had been suspended Man poses as policeman LISTOWEL - Three men broke into a Listowel area residence on ,February 8 and upon being discovered, one man identified himself as a police officer. ° The local OPP detach- ment said that three Guelph aaea men were remanded and were scheduled to appear in Stratford provincial court on February 15. Police said there was no use of a weapon, but. the case involvtledrob.bery and violence. The OPP reported at the three men broke into Mr..Bartja confronted the men and qne identified himself as a police of- ficer, went to the telephone and "ripped" the receiver off the hook. The men searched the - house and stole ap- proximately $7.0 to $90. Police . said that Mr. Bartja complained of a sore arm following the incident. by the Ontario Minor Hockey Association followingthe incident. • St. Marys Police Chief Bruce Cowan said that notice of the charge is being served on Mr. Stapleton by the Strathroy OPP. Over 800 pigsdie_ EXETER An . early,„ morning fire on February 8 destroyed abarn killed over . 800 pigs - on the Frank Verberne farm at RR 1, Woodham, five miles east of Exeter. Damage in the fire, which razed the 14,000- square -foot - barn and -killed the pigs, is estimated at between $150,000 and $200,000. -�'-'Cause oTtheirre has tIOT- ` ". been determined, but Exeter Fire Chief Gary Middleton said that' heat lamps were used in the barb. Firemen, wh.o.. were hampered by a lack of water, did save an ad- joining structure which contained an un- determined number of pigs. 12 1/2 An apple a day may keep the doctor away but a Victoria and Grey. RRSP at 121/2% can help safeguard your financial health, now and in the future. Take one today for a better tomorrow •Guaranteed for onP yed, for 5 years Both Rates 'or Ann,rai C.r,mnn , )."•4 VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST C ntact us in G.y,der•ich at: 100 Kingston St° 524-7381 The office will be open till 9 p.rn. Thursday & Friday evening,'Feb. 28 & 29 for RRSP deposits. Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation KINCARDINE = A group 01 -. adults have • ap- proached the town. council with the idea that the drip in centre for teenagers, be set up in Kincardine: The centre, represented. by: churches. arid interested adults, would provide..Christian teachings and .:would be. run on Biblical prin- cipals, the council • was told. Brian Williams, who approached council with the idea, said that they would train teenagers to.. be cpuns.ellors and would try 'to' "reach children Mi.tt.. problems". p_ar-• titularly -with the law. Whiie,_no 'site. for the centre has 'been found, the group hopes it will be French program. working :well MITCHELL - An ex- panded French language instruction program in Perth County schools has been "% forking well" •- si-nce—i•ts--int,-oduotion in September. French. consultant Nancy Garner, hired last year on a recom- mendation of the .French Program,Cduncil, told the Peth board ` of education that the Grade 5 and 6 students, learning Punch for the first time were "very . en- thusiastic." "They,, have no shyness or reluctance about adaptin_gto new -sound patterns," Miss Garner said. In the past, ,Miss Garner- explained that there had only been time to teach oral and listening skills, but under the new program, students, were also learning readingand writing skills. r. open an Friday .: and Saturday -nights froirn 8yl'' pm, with extra hours provided during' the summer months. Mr. Williams saidthat as Many as 23 afbilt l ave attended rneetiiigs. about the proposed centre and.. pledge cards are being circulated to try to raise. funds.'m. Vandals l t. cottages CLINTON -' Damage is. estimated: to be -"in the thousands, of dollars after vandals -ransacked at least 28 cottages in the Houston Heights sub- divisions, south of Bayfield The Goderich OPP reported that two Brampton are men have been charged in the .,F_ehr.nary 4-6 • incidents - that left summer homes on Sidevoad 10 in Stanley Township witli1broken windows, smashed dishes and damaged interiors. Police say that. the vandals are believed to have come to Bayfield in a stolen car which was recovered. 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